Digital Health Week — Nov. 17-23, 2025
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Digital health systems need to work together across care settings so that Canadians' health information moves with them throughout their care journey.
Since a patient’s care journey may include check ins with a family doctor, visits with specialists, trips to the emergency department, and more, everyone on a patient’s care team needs better access to a patient’s complete healthcare history so delays and duplications can be avoided.
Connected Care, also known as interoperability, allows information to flow seamlessly between different systems. When solutions are interoperable, they are able to speak the same language.
During this year's Digital Health Week, we want you to help us get the word out about the importance of a modernized health care system that is connected, equitable and accessilble.
What does Connected Care and improved information sharing mean for patients, clinicians and the health system?
89% of of Canadians are interested in viewing their health records digitally.
47% of Canadians have accessed their personal health information online, up from 39% in 2023.
67% of Canadians believe their provider spent more time focused on them during visits when AI voice recognition tools were used.
Canadian Digital Health Survey
Every year, Infoway conducts a national survey to explore Canadians’ attitudes about and adoption of digital health.
Which digital health technologies are Canadians using and how do they feel about them? How have the tools increased access to care and improved Canadians’ ability to manage their health? Explore the results of our survey.